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It would be nice if you could do full SNAT in LVS and even better
transparent SNAT using tproxy (not sure if thats even possible at
layer 4).....
But thats a big ask for the developers...
However Haproxy will easily fit your current requirements, have you
looked at that?
>
> 1. You need to "load balance" several servers, which are on the
> network 10.3.136.x , and you have the clients *on the same network*.
> 2. You have to load balance, but you can't touch the servers to be "balanced".
> 3. You can't change the clients to another network.
> 4. You want to use SNAT to make the packages looks like coming from
> the balancer box, so that the servers "answer" to that server, right?
>
> If so: it doesn't work. I can think of some ways to solve it, but
> they are all complicated, and implicate an least one extra computer
> (real or virtual). I won't describe it here, because I lack the time
> (I have work to do).
>
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Regards,
Malcolm Turnbull.
Loadbalancer.org Ltd.
Phone: +44 (0)870 443 8779
http://www.loadbalancer.org/
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